Krypton Gas In Chengdu

MOQ2500

Purity99.9%-99.9995%

PropertiesAmmonia is a colorless toxic corrosive gas with a strong pungent odor. It is easily liquefied into a colorless liquid and can be liquefied by applying pressure at room temperature. Ammonia and copper will produce a chemical reaction to aggravate its toxicity. It is generally difficult to catch fire. It will burn if it is continuously exposed to a fire source sometimes causing an explosion.

CAS No7664-41-7

UsageProduction Of Chemical Fertilizers Liquid ammonia is an important raw material for the production of nitric acid urea and other chemical fertilizers. Raw Materials For Medicines And Pesticides Liquid ammonia can be used as a raw material for medicines and pesticides. Defense Industry In the defense industry liquid ammonia is used to make propellants for rockets and missiles. Organic Chemicals Liquid ammonia can be used as a raw material for the ammonia of organic chemical products. Refrigerator Liquid ammonia turns into gaseous ammonia after vaporization which can absorb a large amount of heat so it is known as a "refrigerator" and is widely used in the field of refrigeration.

Physical FormGas

Shelf Life2

MOQ150 Kilograms/Kilograms

StorageRoom Temperature

PoisonousYES

Density2.96 Kilogram per cubic meter (kg/m3)

Physical FormGas

PropertiesNitrogen trifluoride is an inorganic compound with the chemical formula NF3. It is a colorless gas at room temperature and pressure insoluble in water a strong oxidant but with very stable chemical properties. It is an excellent plasma etching gas in the microelectronics industry and can also be used as a high-energy fuel.

Molecular FormulaNF3

MOQ400 Kilograms/Kilograms

UsageSemiconductorSilane is applied to the polysilicon layer on silicon wafers when manufacturing semiconductors and sealants.TFT-LCD IndustryThe image is vivid and bright and it consumes less energy than cathode ray tubes.Amorphous Silicon Solar CellsAmorphous silicon solar cells generally use stainless steel sheets or glass as substrates. Under glow discharge silane gas grows a layer of amorphous silicon (also known as amorphous silicon) on the surface of stainless steel or glass forming the original plate of amorphous silicon solar cells.Float Glass ProductionUsing a mixed gas of silane gas and nitrogen with a volume fraction of 10% and 90% respectively as raw materials ethylene (C2H4) with a purity of 99.9% as doping gas it has a Si/SIiC nano-inlaid composite structure good appearance sunshade performance and good chemical stability.

Density1.34 Kilogram per cubic meter (kg/m3)

Molecular FormulaSiH4

Other NamesSiH4

StorageDry

MOQ200

Purity99.9%

Pressure20 mpa

CAS No7440-59-7

IndustriesPetrochemicals

Noble GasesHelium

Filling Pressure20 mpa

Purity99.999%-99.9999%

CAS No.7440-59-7

EINECS No.231-168-5

UN No.UN1046

Dot Class2.2

GradeElectron/Industrial

CAS No.124-38-9

EINECS No.204-696-9

UN No.UN1013

Purity99.99%-99.999%

GradeFood Industrial Medical

AppearanceColorless gas

Purity99.995%-99.999%

CAS No.1333-74-0

EINECS No.215-605-7

UN No.UN1049

Cylinder MaterialSteel

Cylinder SizeVarying

Cylinder MaterialSteel

Gas Purity99.9%

Cylinder Size50L

Valve TypeStandard

Net Weight50kg

Shipping Weight60kg

Chemical formulaKr

AppearanceColorless gas

OdorOdorless

Molecular Volume83.80

UN NoUN1056

Melting point115.78 K

Molecular weight4.003

Specific volume96.7CF/Ib

Cylinder size40L/47L

Filling pressure12.5mpa

CAS number7440-59-7

EINECS number231-168-5

Chemical FormulaAr

Molecular Volume39.95

UN NoUN1006

Melting Point83.81 K

Boiling Point87.302 K

Density1.784 g/L

CAS No.1333-74-0

EINECS No.215-605-7

Package40L/50L cylinder

Cylinder materialSeamless steel

PackedPallets/PVC

Molecular weight2.016 g/mol

Molecular FormulaCH4

Purity99.9%-99.999%

Cylinder Size40L

Gas Content125Bar

Container Capacity220-250 Cylinders

CAS Number74-82-8

Purity99.95%

Oxygen1 ppmv

C3 and C3+10 ppmv

Carbon Dioxide5 ppmv

CAS No.74-85-1

Cylinder MaterialSteel

MOQ2400 Liter/Liters

Purity99.999%

CAS No7439-90-9

IndustriesChemicals